Author:Edward Hovell-Thurlow

Edward Hovell-Thurlow
(1781–1829)

Works

• Hermilda in Palestine: The first canto, and part of the second; with other poems (1812)
• Poems on Several Occasions (1813) (external scan)
• An Appendix to Poems On Several Occasions (1813) (external scan)
• Althea: a poem (1813)
• Ariadne : a poem in three parts (1814)
• Moonlight; the Doge's Daughter; Ariadne; Carmen Britannicum, or the Song of Britain; Angelica, or the Rape of Proteus (1814)
• Carmen Britannicum: or the song of Britain; written in honour of his Royal Highness George Augustus Frederick Prince Regent (1814)
• The Doge's Daughter: A poem. in two cantos: with several translations from Anacreon and Horace (1814)
• Moonlight, a Poem: with Several Copies of Verses (1814) (transcription project)
• Select Poems of Edward Hovel Thurlow, Lord Thurlow (1816) (external scan)
• The Sonnets of Edward, Lord Thurlow (1819)
• The Knight's Tale, and, The Flower and the Leaf: after Geoffrey Chaucer (1822) (external scan)
• Arcita and Palamon: After The excellent poet, Geoffrey Chaucer (1822)
• Angelica; or, The rape of Proteus: A masque (1822)

As translator

• Odes (1822), by Anacreon

As editor

• The Defense of Poesy ... To which are prefixed several copies of verses (1811), by Sir Philip Sidney

Works about Hovell-Thurlow

• "Thurlow, Edward (1781-1829)," in Dictionary of National Biography, 1885-1900, London: Smith, Elder, & Co. (1885–1900) in 63 vols.